These folks underestimated just how quickly store employees can call in the police. Here are five cases when officers surprise shoplifterss. Number five, even the cops couldn't believe what they were hearing. Officers were dispatched to a Walgreens on September 10th, 2024. After a shoplifting report, the suspect has already made it outside, but the officers are quick to step in. >> You're not a cop. Do not put your hand on. Do not put your hands on me. >> Now stop. >> Stop. >> Don't put your hands on me. Let go. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Stop. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. >> Stop. >> Let me go. >> I will let you go. >> Let me go. >> Listen and comply. >> Before I make a big deal out of Let me go. >> Let me go because you're not a cop. >> Okay. >> You're not a real cop. So, let me go. Do you have an ID? >> Oh, you had my ID already. >> I do not have your ID. >> It already have. >> Let me go because my hand is already hurt. Put the needle in my vein. >> Stop. >> Let me go then. Stop. Let me go. >> I'm not because you continue to walk away from us. >> Let me go. >> Stop. >> You're putting your hands on me for >> I am putting you on your hands. My I am putting my hands on your back. >> You know what? Your back. I'm going to call a lawyer against this. >> That's fine. We should have beg. >> For what? >> Because you were in Walgreens steak and stuff. So, >> it's none of your business. >> It is our business. >> No, it's not. And I'm not on Wall Street's property right now. >> You cannot touch me right now. You have to do you know how many people are watching you right now. I don't care. >> You know how many cameras are watching you? >> Are you serious? >> You're not a real cop. >> Okay. >> You're not a real cop. >> Listen, you're going to go from probably just giving them their stuff back to going to jail. I'm proud to say that you're not a cop. >> Okay. >> If she thinks a tough attitude will change the outcome, she's wrong. The officers are already done playing games. >> Can we see the bag? >> Let me go because this is the biggest mistake you're going to make of your life. The timing is on. That timing is on. >> You know why? every you know that. So you're wasting your time. >> You're wasting your time this special. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go because >> my cold >> Let me go. Get your hands off of me right now. You're the biggest mistake you're going to make of your life. That's timing is on, >> Angelica. The timing is on. Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off. >> You're being >> Get your hands off of me. >> Get your hands off of me. >> All right. No. Relax. Relax. >> Being recorded. >> Okay. You are being recorded by us as well. Okay. >> You're not a real cop. Are you kidding me? >> Noing joke. You know that. >> Relax. >> You're not a real cop. They back to hometown cuz you're not a cop. >> Real cops are watching it right now. >> I'm a real cop. >> This is your test. This is your last chance. Let me go. >> No, you have you. >> Then take it because I'm just going to go somewhere else and get the same thing. >> Okay. Well, don't do it in no time. What's going to happen? >> Well, you should have paid for it. >> Oh, because you took the money out of my link card. That's why I have to steal. >> Instead of calming down, she doubles down, accusing officers of harassment and claiming she's being watched by cameras everywhere. And from here, the claims only get stranger. >> Because you took the money out of my linker. You know why? Because you me every time I go to the store and get something and buy something, you take the money out of my link. Because you can. You know why? Because you killed everybody in the store that owns it. You know why? Because you think you want to own the store. >> She's got a hospital. >> Yes, I do. And everybody knows where I'm at and what I'm doing. And everybody is watching right now. The wholeing world is watching me. >> You see your own sister? >> She was crossing. >> Okay. Cuz I I I drove by and I about to turn in and I saw your lights. So you know, right? Yeah. I saw your lights. I turned around and I saw I'm like, "Okay, >> I'm not on Walgreens property anymore." You >> Yes, it does matter. It does matter. >> It matters when I'm in the store, not when I'm out here. >> We got to leave this for a final sale point of purchase. >> I'm at the bus stop already. Okay. You cannot touch me. You don't have a right to put your hands on me for any reason because I'm being watched right now. And this is the test for you guys. Real cops are watching me right now. I'm going get my car out the door. Waste >> of time. You know why? Because they can bring it up and see how much it is. >> Milk. You want to arrest me for the other stuff that's in there. >> Milk? Are you serious? >> We're not. >> You want to Jesus Christ. Please record this. You want to You're going to arrest me because I'm stealing milk. You know why? Because you took the money out of my link card because you guys me every time I go to the store. >> Tell me you guys tell me. Tell me it's a lie. >> Like >> the stolen items are food. And while the theft itself is minor, officers still need to make it clear that this is not something they can ignore. >> Food. Food is not a reason to arrest somebody. >> Arizona's reason. >> Yeah, I drink them obviously. Um, >> yeah, I'll bring this. >> I can back this stuff from anywhere else. It doesn't matter. If you think that this is not because I can get it from anywhere else or I can drink water from a hose from anywhere else. >> You cannot game. My mother does. >> Okay. Well, then your mom could go to court and dismiss the charges. Okay. >> Oh, she would. But you guys everybody in the >> shaking. >> Oh, your hand is shaking. So you're guilty. >> Your hand is shaking and I'm shaking because you guys are demons. >> You take medication for anything? >> No, I don't. I don't need to. >> Sure. >> You guys do. That's why you guys want to be in my stomach so bad because you enjoy my high because you guys enjoy You guys enjoy listening to my thoughts every day. Because I make you change your mind. So once again, this is your last chance. I'm about to say so many things in my head that's going to bring that's going to put you in so much pain if you don't let me go. Because this is stupid. Because I can get this from any gas station or anywhere else. But you know what? My link card right now is empty. You know why? Because you took the money that's that's supposed to be in there out of the store. Because every time I go to those gas stations, you guys take the money out on my card. is a 99 out of Cook County. That's been for shoplifting. We are indispressable. >> With transport on the way, her words grow increasingly bizarre, prompting officers to consider whether a medical issue may be involved. >> You know, I just came from the hospital and we swapped it already. You know that my there's something in my now it's a camera that's recording everything everybody that touches me. >> 214 >> once again. >> Are you going to this is your last chance? >> Let me go and let me go about my day >> because I'm just going to go somewhere else and drink water. >> I don't need to come back to this. Elizabeth, if there's anybody who want to report you missing, you have family. >> The wholeing world is watching. Are you kidding me? Everybody right now is concerned about where I'm at right now. Do you know why? Because you guys won't stop me. Cuz you guys won't stop me. There's proof. I have scars on my arm. You guys stuck a needle in my baby and you still can't. >> Look at my hands already. I'm tired of this already. >> My feet hurt. My foot hurts. I'm tired of you guys breaking my arm. Breaking breaking my wrist. My hurts. Justin, I can't feel it because that's how much God loves me. cuz it she cuz >> God doesn't want me to see all of the that's happening to me right now because I'm a >> and I'm proud of it. And if stealing is the the worst thing that I can do, then so be it. That's the only thing that I can I can give you guys is is is that and I have a reason for that, too. And and they know why. and and and the and the public aid office who knows why because everybody that's supposed to work there is is like just like the people in the first just like the county just like the hospital just like the just like the doctors just like the nurses. >> At this point the officers begin asking questions trying to determine if there's an underlying reason for how she's acting. >> The ones that you guys don't want to take the pain for. You remember how much pain you're going to be in in your head once I make that happen. So please let me go and let me go about my day and give you my bag. >> What keeps going through my head right now? Is that so in your in your >> is that I'm sober and that I don't give a about what what's going to happen from this point on because I'm sober. >> Are you sure you don't take medication for? >> Please take you want to take me to jail. >> I'm very happy that you are sober. >> Question, >> but I know you're not going to take me to the right jail. What did you use to use? >> You're going to take me to my hometown because that's the place where you guys belong. >> Where what did you used to use before you were sober? Was it alcohol or anything? >> I'm sober. I don't >> Oh, look. Something came out of your room because I don't take >> So, so you've always been sober? >> Yes. I don't >> I don't smoke. I don't smoke. I hate smoking. I hate smokers. >> I hate I hate smoking, too. It's disgusting. It stinks. It makes people breath stinks. Makes your clothes stink. >> People's hands people hands stink. Like if you shake your hands and they are smoker, then your hand smells like smoke. >> It's It's terrible. >> 352. >> Angelica's time is on. Angelica's timing is on. Angelica is on. Angelica's timing is on. Angelica's timing is on. Angelica is on. You want to do this? >> Angelica's timing is on. Angelica's timing. >> Angelica's timing is on. Angelica's timing is on. 99. Okay. The woman was ultimately charged with shoplifting and resisting arrest. Number four, shoplifting at Target. This one ended with a surprise cop visit on December 24th, 2025. Officers responded to a call from a local Target after staff reported a woman attempting to shoplift several items. Here's how the situation unfolds once they track her down. I don't have any up against the wall. Put your stuff down. Put your stuff down. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. All right. Stay just like that. Don't move. >> I'll pay for it. >> Nope. That's not how this works. >> Can you grab my stuff? >> All right. She'll grab your stuff. before that other car can hold off. One custody. >> Can you >> Is it too tight? >> All right, just sit tight. Hold on. >> Stand right here. I'mma fix your cuffs. Relax. >> Can I just pay for it? It's not even a lot, >> please. >> Hold on. I got to grab my key. All my stuff in a hotel, too. And I have to go to jail. Someone's going to take all my stuff. >> That's not That's not the case. If you got to go to jail, then they'll just put your stuff aside. Is this someone hurt? >> No. Nobody's going to know that I'm going to jail or anything. Nobody will go get my stuff. I don't have any family here. >> All right. Go ahead. >> Sorry. >> You want to see it? What's this? get a receipt. >> And I won't ever >> What is your name, miss? >> I'm just trying to take get stuff to take back for my kids Christmas present. >> Is it two L's? >> Okay. The suspect opens up about why she took the items and begs officers to let her off. But in the end, the decision isn't hers to make. >> I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. >> Do I go to jail? >> Yes. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you cannot afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, >> do you wish to talk to us now? >> Having these rights in mind to talk to us now? >> Yes. >> Okay. What did you What did you put in your purse? >> What she has in her thing is shaver thingy. >> The shaver thingy. And what's the other thing? They're both shavers. >> If I go >> All right. >> All my stuff's going to be on my baby's present. Please >> do I have to go to jail? >> Yes. >> Can I make a call before? So now I have somebody trying to go get my stuff at my hotel. >> Where do you live at usually? >> I don't have home right now. I'm about to go back. I meant like are you from Poria? >> Yeah. Please don't take me. >> How many babies you got? Two. >> Where you at? >> DCFS. >> DCFS got both kids. All right. What are you doing for Christmas? >> What are you doing for Christmas this year? >> I wanted to see my kids, but I can't. So, I'm getting them present. >> All right. >> Please don't. I haven't seen anything in her in her. >> There's no clothes in there. >> It's just the lips. >> Are you on your way up here? >> Can you give me >> What's that? Tissue. >> Tissue. Clean my forehead. >> John 34. I will take a cage car though, please. >> It hits her all at once. This likely won't be a merry Christmas. And she breaks down in front of everyone. >> I have 29 in out, so probably going to be your best bet. >> Thank you. >> Can I keep this? >> Take a picture. Are they going to keep me? >> No, you'll be up by tomorrow. >> Can you put this in front of me so I can scratch my hand? >> I cannot. >> Did you put Did she pay for this lip smacker stuff? >> Okay. >> I forgot it was on my thing. I really did. >> All right. >> All right. All right, we're waiting for the wagon to show up. >> 25 337 25 337. >> Thank you. >> Absolutely. >> They do their best to calm her down, even offering a small bit of good news. But for her, it's not enough to soften the blow. >> Officer, >> what's up, man? >> All right. You're going to go with this gentleman right here for him. He wasn't marked out anywhere. >> Call first. >> Oh, absolutely. Yeah. Oh, she's going to call the the uh Where's your pur? Where's your She's going to call the hotel she's staying at so they can put her stuff aside. Hello. >> I'm going to jail. >> She got >> Yeah. I need you to go get my Well, I don't know what time. Do you know when I'll be out? >> I mean, probably by tomorrow. They're just going to NTA you from the jail. >> Under. >> Everybody's going though this season. >> Yeah. Uh they're going to get they're going to give you a court date when you get to the jail. They're going to take a picture. They're going to fingerprint you. They're going to in process you and then when they got time, they're going to issue you a summon. And you're going to leave. >> What time was it, sir? >> I just Yeah, but I I don't know. I need to My stuff number Por County. >> What's probably going to happen is you're going to go over there. They're going to book you in. >> You didn't give me a rifle. >> Yeah, we got >> another one. Um, >> if you have anything on you that they're going to find at the jail that you're not supposed to have. >> Okay. All right. Then >> put that on you. No. >> You want to drape it on you? It's >> not that cold. >> At this point, the only thing left to do is transport the suspect from the scene. >> My wrapping. We're going to uh >> Did she purchase that? I purchased. >> You purchased it. So, >> you hold on to it. >> I y'all somebody purched unless you have Did you drive a vehicle? >> No. >> Where were you going? You didn't drive a vehicle? >> It's fine. I had a ride here, but they're they're leaving. They left. So, it's just going to be posted and the money is going to go back onto your card. Okay. >> Watch out for your head. >> All right. >> At the end of the night, the suspect was charged with retail theft. Number three, she thought her scam worked, but the police had other plans at the exit. On February 2nd, 2025, police headed to a Hibbert store following reports of a woman allegedly stealing merchandise. Upon arrival, the officers waited in the parking lot, waiting for the perfect time to confront the clueless suspect. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Fine. You coming from Mar uh hit sports? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you happen to steal anything while you're in Hibisports? >> No. >> I mean, I search your stuff. Make sure that you didn't take anything from Hibisports. >> I mean, I didn't steal anything, so I don't know why you have to search >> to see if that's accurate or not. I They're They're advising that you had taken some items. >> If it's If it's nothing major, then it's not that big a deal. But especially in today's climate. >> Yeah. No. >> So, there's nothing in there. >> No. Yeah. So, >> all right. So, get your ID with you. >> Yeah. May I see it, please? >> Yeah. Oh, it's in my purse or in my car. >> Hold up. Grab it. >> Grab it on my car. >> Is somebody else with you? >> Um, no. I'm by myself. >> Okay. Which car? >> The black car. >> Couple black cars. The little Chevy. Yeah. >> Okay. Let's walk over there. >> Yeah. for the passenger side, please. >> Yeah. >> Edward Lincoln 58932. Edward Lincoln 58932. Go ahead. So, those items that are under your arm, those didn't just come from Hiv? >> No, I've had these. >> You've had those? >> Yeah. >> What is that? >> They're just sweatpants. >> Sweatpants? >> Yeah. >> What's the tag on there? >> There's no point saying I've had them. >> Standard fit high-rise. >> Yeah. >> Where did those come from? >> I've had them with me. But >> the officers urged the suspect to cooperate with the inspection of her vehicle for the alleged lost items. As the suspect reluctantly agrees to the officer's request, the investigation officially begins. >> Where where did you get them from whenever you initially got >> and I don't steal. So if I need to get in trouble, I need to get in trouble. I don't steal. Never have I stolen. >> Okay. But this is the this may very well be the thing that they're questioning. >> Okay. So >> give my keys. Give me my ID. Have >> you been arrested here before? >> No, I've never stolen. >> Have you been arrested in literal before? >> No. >> Sure. >> Yes. Positive. >> What's your name? >> Janelle. Adam. >> Look familiar. >> I don't know where Mickey's are. Now I'm freaked out. 10 four man. Yeah. Seeing if your BL was in there. >> Yeah. >> Where is he? I'm not having much luck. Do you want me to go talk to them? Yeah. >> Yeah, that's fine. Can't find it. >> No, >> it's not in your purse. >> No. The clock's ticking and the suspect still hasn't found her ID or the receipt. If she comes up empty, it's only going to raise more red flags. >> Did she give a 27 response with that 28? >> Did a 27 have to come with that registration? What's your middle initial? >> 104. Okay. Are you still looking for your ID or are you done? >> Yeah, I know. I have my ID now. That's fine. Don't worry about it. Let's walk over here by our squads. >> Yeah. Heat up here. You set your first air on the hood. You don't have anything on you. I need nobody weapons, nothing like that. No needles, no open razor blades. Okay. >> Put your keys in there. >> I'm just going to patch you down real quick. Make sure you don't have anything. The officers now take the suspect back to their cruiser after she fails to provide identification. Moments later, one officer returns to the store and discovers something that blows the case wide open. >> Okay, do me a favor. I'm going to have you have a seat in here. >> Maybe Hi there. you're looking for. >> Okay. >> Pants on her. >> What's that? >> Does she have the pants on her? >> What pants? >> They're these. >> She lost the tag and the size large in their here. That's what she should have had. >> I don't know if she got something else. >> That's what she has. >> If it high resets then she says she bought them another time. >> She did not. I watched it come in her bag. >> We've got her. I think the officer Yeah. Officer Lamb is handling this. He probably wants to talk to you. >> I'm going to take this out there with me. With the item verified as stolen, the officers go over the next steps. And by the time the discussion ends, it's not looking good for her. >> Did they say what she said? >> She said she left the uh hanger in the price tag and she walked me over to pant track and that's what she's got. The standard high-rise. >> Okay. >> 70 bucks. >> Okay. Are they want to give us charges for retail product or what? >> Okay. What are you looking to have done here? >> Banned for sure, but I don't know if he wants to do it if he press charges or what we do. >> Okay. >> She They have She has the pants on her. They stopped her. What do we do? Do you want to press charges? What do we do? Okay. He's going to call our um wash bench in real quick. Good. Never gotten product back before. It's a new one. >> Did she was on I think she was on her way back here. Had she made it out to her car yet? >> I didn't see her with the car. I went out there to vape and she was walking down that way. >> Okay. And >> that's when you guys grabbed there. She I watched her. She flew over here, hunched down, shopped with the horse, zipped it up, put the hanger there. I found the tag there and she walked around and then I went back to call and she walked out. >> Okay. Hello. Best charges. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> With one more officer joining in. They compare notes with store staff and what they learn seals the suspect's fate. >> Management wants to pursue charges. >> They do. Yes. >> Okay. Standard highrise fit. That's what that >> says as well. They're >> hanging right over there. >> Okay. >> Nike. >> Uh, yes. >> Okay. Well, um, >> grab a picture of it. Yeah. >> Did you see all the other stuff in her car? >> There's a lot of stuff in there. >> Yeah. kind of new new looking stuff. >> She didn't want that door open for very long. >> She was over there by the raft, squatted down, stopped in the purse, started walking around. Okay. Yep. 70 bucks. I guess if they can give me a receipt, that'd be great. >> Do you Are you guys wanting this back? >> Yeah. >> Okay. She advises that she had that stuff with her when she came in. So, >> I watched her got to put it in her purse. So, >> you watched her put it in her purse? Yeah. >> Okay. And >> band as well. Okay. receipt like a training receipt for the value of that. >> Okay. >> Or however you do that. >> Yeah, I'll take that. >> I'm going to run out here to my car >> if you're if you want to bring that out to me or I'll come in when you're when you're done with that. Thanks. The officer delivers the final update and with nothing left to say, they move forward with taking her into custody. Okay. So, at this time you're under arrest for retail theft. Okay. You get your hands, put them out in front of you there. I'm going to cuff you up front just to make your life a little bit easier. Okay. >> Yeah. Turn rest up. Thank you. I'm going to double lock those so they don't clamp down on me by accident. I didn't miss anything on your person or anything, right? >> No. >> Okay. So, just so you're aware, they uh watched you put that in your purse. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court or other proceedings. You have the right to an attorney. You have the right to have one present with you before any questioning if you wish. You can't afford one but he appointed to you for even a cop to you for questioning if you wish. Okay. I'm having a hard time with this and >> yeah I already got it. Okay. You don't have to speak to me or answer any questions and and you can stop at any time. You understand that? >> Ma'am, >> what >> you understand your rights? You know what your rights are? >> No, I never do. I always get taken to manage. How can I help you? Okay. So, I'm just advising you of your rights. >> And what is that, sir? >> You have the right to remain silent. Okay. You understand that? >> Yep. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in court or other proceedings. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> You have the right to an attorney. You have the right to have an attorney with you before any question if you wish. If you cannot afford an attorney, want to be appointed to you free of any cost before it if you wish. Do you understand? >> Okay. Before closing out the case, the officers grab one final piece of evidence. Is that what she said? >> Not really. I just told her they they watched you put it in your purse, so you had to rest and she didn't really say anything. >> Are you going to do anything about her suspension? >> I mean, I didn't see her driving. I wouldn't even know that car was there. >> Thank you much. Yeah, it's going to be seven. That's the 70. Will you put that in the box? >> Yep. >> Okay, I'll have that done so you you can open open up your case and print it out. >> Go ahead. Female 1085. >> In the end, she's charged with retail theft and banned from every Hibbert store in the United States. Number two, when you get caught shoplifting and make things 10 times worse. On January 31st, 2025, officers received a report about a couple accused of shoplifting and fleeing in a vehicle. When the police finally catch up, things get rocky fast. >> Go ahead. Step up. >> Fight me. Are youing crazy? Put your hands for 351. Nobody else needed a white castle. Everyone else wants to go for that car. Can't nobody else. >> You tried running twice. >> You were fighting me. >> Now I have to do me like this. >> No. >> I'm just a friend. >> Okay, you still made a mistake. Step over here. >> We're looking for this. >> What's your name? >> Charles Young. >> Charles Young. >> Got it. Thank you. >> What's your name? >> Right here. Right here. What's your name? Listen, stop playing games. What's your name? We're going to figure it out one way or another. Walgreens. >> You can tell us or we'll take your fingerprints and figure it out. You want to make it easy, tell us right now. We're [ __ ] around. >> Going down anyway. >> What is your name? Whatever. We'll get your fingerprints. That's fine. We have a female officer on duty. Are you female and male? Do you identify as female or male? >> I'll search you myself if you don't want to tell us. >> After a shaky start, the officers managed to put the suspect in handcuffs. However, it seems that the suspect is not over the idea of making things difficult for the officers. >> Hey, listen to me. I got here late, okay? It's over. You're in custody. That's not changing. >> Make this easier for us and we'll make it easier for you. Understand that. >> Now, I'm going to ask you again. What is your name? >> Not about your name. You don't. >> You have the right to not selfinccriminate. It has nothing to do with your name. Am I heading over there? >> What is What do you need? >> Take your own photos, >> I guess. So, >> um I got a seat. >> Are you good? You heated? You want to step out? >> No, I'm good. All right. >> What do you need over there? You need to show up. >> Just show up. >> You all right? >> Should have took the stage. >> I'm fine. Just >> What I'm going down for? >> You fine, too? You good? >> Yeah, I'm fine. Everybody fine. All right. >> Somebody come identify you real quick. >> You're right here. Start moving. >> Stop. Stop. >> We'll figure that out later. Stop muting. >> Central 392, send a female over here, please. >> You had it on you. behind you back or you person. >> Oh, that would have been bad. >> Stop reaching. Take that out, man. That's pepper. >> Yeah, I know. I was trying not to. >> I know. I got you. >> I'm going down for >> Huh? >> What do you think? >> What do you think so far? >> What? retail that >> probably felony retail that >> aggravated battery >> resisting. >> With her accomplice nowhere to be found, the suspect shifts gears, playing dumb and doing her best to get under the officer's skin. >> Hey, what kind of car was it? >> Uh, it was it was white. I I gave out the plate when I first saw it. It was a white sedan. >> It was a male male black driver. My knees are >> well then sit down. >> 10 time. >> Sit down. >> Well, don't be afraid. >> I already told you. I'm not telling you again. >> This just This >> I think that's it. >> Are you injured though? >> Yeah. >> My knees and everything. >> Your knees? Yeah. >> Yeah. I was going to say you want to do the ET stuff. >> Thanks. >> I'm being shot for today. >> I'm not talking to you right now. >> I'm being shot for that. Huh? >> One thing at a time, huh? >> Your knee hurts. You can stay right here. >> Or you can sit on the curb. Which one you want to do? >> Huh? Huh? >> You want to lean here? You want to sit on the curb? You lean here? All right, fine. We'll lean here then. What all on being chargeful? >> I don't know. We'll figure that out. >> Huh? >> What do you care? >> Just when officers think she's winding down, she gets loud, making an over-the-top demand that no one saw coming. You know the game, right? You've been arrested before, >> right? >> You all right? >> So, you know the game? >> Yeah. >> All right. Stop worrying about it. I don't know yet. We ain't got that far. >> Are you going to go get left from the police station? >> I don't know. >> Can you call Matt? >> Call who? >> Who's that? The guy that took off? >> No. >> Hey, my phone. Where my phone at? >> I don't know. >> Where my phone at? >> I don't know. >> Where my phone at? >> I don't know. Why would I know? >> Where's my phone at? Please start to tell me where my phone is at. >> But now you're starting to kind of aggravate me cuz I told you to stop moving. We've told you a couple of times, right? We'll find your phone eventually. We're not stealing it. Right. >> But >> what I'm all I'm being charged for? >> I don't know. How many times you want me to tell you that? Can you please get my phone? >> Why? You can't use it. >> Is my phone in my uh coat? >> Look in there and see if the phone's in the coat or the phone's in there, will you? >> It's a lot of stuff in there. >> Is my phone in the coat? >> All right. Where's the last place you had your phone? In >> my pocket. Is my phone in there? Is >> your phone in your pocket? >> Unless it's in this big shopping bag you got here. >> Is my phone enough? My knees hurt. >> Okay. >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> Yes. >> Okay. We'll send you to the hospital. >> She keeps up the act and even tries to turn it on the officers, but one quick response is all it takes to shut her down. My knees hurt so bad. >> Okay. >> You don't want to sit down though, right? >> My knees hurt. >> You want to sit down? What I don't want to be inside. >> I don't know. >> Feel like I've already said that. >> What I'm being shot for, though. >> What did I just say? And I'm being charged for him. >> He didn't hurt himself. You heard him. >> How? >> So I'm being >> He ran and then you followed him. >> So I'm being charged for that >> probably. >> Is he serious? >> Don't fight with the police. >> He's straight to his own self. >> Yeah. Fighting you. Your actions caused his uh injuries. Hey, Brian, tell them she wants to go to the hospital. >> Hey, Jared. You hurt? You good? >> You didn't scrape yourself. You didn't bust your knee or nothing. I'm fine. >> You good? You sure? I'm good. I'm good. Okay. >> So, what I'm being charged for though? >> What are you being charged with? >> I'm being >> robbery. Arson. >> What? >> Robbery and arson. >> Medical responders arrived to check on the suspect, but she's still not making things easy. Once that's done, it'll be time to answer everything that happened. >> Learn to listen. >> Oh, well first. >> Yep. I know you already told us that. There's your ambulance right there. Once they're done treating the officer and we get a female over here to search you, we'll pop you on a gurnie. We'll take you up to the hospital. You're working afternoons, right? >> Yeah. >> Stop moving. >> You hurting me. So, >> I know because you stop won't stop moving. What's going on? >> My knees hurt. >> Your knees hurt? >> My Yeah, my neck and my back hurt, too. >> Okay. >> We uh She's got all that. So, we have a female officer coming to search her and then after that we'll >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. >> Go ahead and face him. He's going to take some pictures of you for your injuries. You're claiming you're injured. >> Where are you feeling pain? >> Everywhere. >> Be more specific. My neck, my back, my knees. >> Anywhere that feels scraped up, bruised, cut. >> Yeah, >> your knees. >> Yeah, my back hurts. >> Do you want to wait till she go to the hospital or No, >> I'll take a look now. >> That's not invasive. >> Yeah, >> all of our cameras are on you. >> Mine is not. >> His uh dash cam's on, too. So, >> I'm just checking your knees. I'm not checking anywhere else. That's where you're claiming you're injured. Okay. Want me to lift your pant legs up? >> Keep your head up. Stand up. >> You're choking me, sir. >> Well, stop leaning forward. >> Choking me. >> Yep. Stop leaning forward. I don't need you headbutting my office. >> That's a nice ankle monitor. >> No injuries. It's got a very very minor on her right knee. >> Okay. >> He's going to take a picture of your injury. >> Stay there. In the end, the suspect received multiple charges, including felony retail theft, resisting arrest, and aggravated battery. Number one, shoplifter gets caught by the police, then does the unthinkable. On March 23rd, 2024, a potential theft at a Wind Dixie catches the attention of an offduty officer on site. When he finds the suspect, the situation unfolds fast. Here's what happened. >> Hi there. How you doing? Um, let me see your seat there, honey. H6909. continue logging on 69 at 220. >> All right. So, what we're going to do here, you can tell me after I put your hand around. >> I'm going to have to go to jail. >> I don't know yet. We're going to figure it out. Monday. >> No, you just did. You just did. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> You just did. >> Mom, I just want to call. I'm not going to run from you anymore. >> You just did. >> Can I Can I show you? >> No. >> I was trying to just move to the side. >> You just did, >> mama. I was going to the side. I did. I don't care. If you turn around and you run, you're running. Do you understand what that looks like? >> I just want to So, you're going to go to the side. All right. You're going to go to the side of my >> Can I call I go to the side? >> No. >> We're over. >> After hearing she's being charged for trying to escape, the suspect tries to talk her way out of it, but the stories she gives, they're not helping her case. >> So, now I'm going to charge you resisting. >> Mom, I would just go to the side. No, you didn't. >> Do you understand everything that happened? >> But you saw that I joged. I moved over. >> You joged. >> I was jogged. >> I moved over cuz all these people was looking at me. >> I got you. Let's go this way. >> So even if you weren't going to go to jail, you are now. >> Dang. I went to the side. I didn't know. Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. Anytime somebody next to me, you're going to have to jump after them. They going to jail. Sorry. My baby. Jesus Christ. Please. I went to the side. I didn't care about you before I did it. >> You have the following rights in the United States Constitution. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will can and will be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to your attorney before we ask you any questions. I'm attorney present during questioning if you decide to answer questions. Now, I'm so upset with you. >> If you just lost my >> You have the right to talk to an attorney before we ask you any questions and have an attorney and have an attorney present during questioning. If you decide if you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you at no cost before any question begins. If you decide to answer questions now, you have the right to stop at any time and consult with an attorney. Do you understand your rights? Please. Come on. >> The suspect keeps trying to play games, but the officer isn't buying any of it. She reminds her that this could have all been avoided. >> No, ma'am. You weren't just going to the side. >> You weren't. You weren't. I'm not. Ma'am, I'm no dummy. >> Listen, I've never been. I was not going to let me ask you. Have you ever been to jail before? >> No. >> Then guess what? You wouldn't have gone to jail today. >> You wouldn't have gone cuz you would have gotten a notice to appear. Mama, >> do you understand that? >> But you turn around and try to take Yeah, of course I do. Listen. >> So, do you have anything else on you that I need to be concerned about? No, >> ma'am. Listen, mama. >> Ma'am, I don't have time for that. >> What's in your pocket? >> I have lettuce. I get what you're saying, mama. But I >> So you So you have lettuce in your pocket. You didn't pay for that either, right? >> Okay. Anything else that I need to be concerned about? >> No more. >> Anything illegal on you? >> I don't know. What is What is your name? >> Jamaiah. What's your last name? >> I have a son you would He's with somebody right now. >> Are you wearing a bra? >> Jaya. I promise you. I That part I don't understand. Everything else you said I do. >> You saw my rate, but can I call my auntie when I'm back here, please? Okay. So, she can know what's going on. >> Have a seat, Jamaia. Have a seat. Mama, >> don't go. Have a seat, mama. Have a seat. >> That's crazy. >> Yes, sir. Back inside the store, the officer connects with the staff to secure a crucial piece of evidence. Once that's done, she returns to deliver the bad news. >> Heather, I'm sorry. I got a little bit of lettuce here, too, that she had on her. >> Okay. Yeah, that's the bag that's tied up. That's the one that >> Yeah, that's where she took the stolen stuff. So if you what I need is itemized out. >> I already got you. We going to get on zoom in. >> Thank you. >> She on this side. >> Well, she's on that she pulled up next to that pole. >> All right, man. Go step out here for me. Okay. >> All right. I'm going to search you this time and I'm going to search you. Um, make sure you don't have anything on you. Again, uh, I'm going to ask you just to be clear, make sure that you have nothing else on you, nothing that's going to cuz once you get to the jail, if you get to jail and you have something on you that's concealed or anything like that, it becomes a felony. Do you understand? >> Okay, go ahead and turn around for me. >> Where's the tissue at? >> I have it in my hand. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> On my phone and my keys in here. I'm get it. We'll get it. Just come over here. Okay. >> Say Say again. I'm sorry. >> I don't need to wipe my nose. >> Okay. >> Um before my boyfriend get here, when I go, whatever, can I get the She says she can get the names out of my phone. >> I just want to make sure releasing your keys to your boyfriend. Is that correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. I just want to make sure. I want to say it on camera. >> Her partner arrives at the scene, clearly unhappy with what he's walked into. As things wind down, the officer offers a few words of advice that the suspect probably needed to hear. Is this her only property? She had the phone. Okay. >> Mother said she was in there working. What the you thinking? >> I didn't walk out with the stuff. I didn't leave with the stuff. You didn't. It wasn't. She stopped me. I didn't run from her. When she asked me, she told me to put my put my hands down my back. I moved over to where we were. I wanted to go where the flowers at so everybody would see where you was. I didn't even her hands was never even off me. So far to say I resisted I can't outrun you. I don't work out. I'm not >> she get charged with sir. >> I run petty theft and resisting without violence. So both are misdemeanors. All right. What I was telling her, what I was saying to her, I wasn't here when originally this happened, right? But here's just just a word of advice. Hopefully this never happens again, right? It's not a big deal. It's a misdemeanor charge, okay? It's not going to end your life or anything like that, right? You'll be out tomorrow, okay? But hey, here's the deal, right? Hopefully they'll never be next time, okay? Okay, I don't I think you're a good person. I don't think this is like a common thing for you. Clearly, you've never been arrested before, right? Okay, but here's the thing. If you if you mess up and you slip up and you do something like that and then the police come up to you, don't resist, okay? Don't run. Don't do anything like that cuz then it just it ties her hands. I was telling her this earlier. >> Resisting mean you're trying to leave. >> No, it's called it's it's a Florida statute. It's resisting without violence. That includes running, pulling, bracing, whatever they want. I've called it three times. You can get it for whatever they want. It's it's it's when we have a lawful reason to detain you, right? Which we do. If you're stealing stuff and you do anything that we tell you not to do, that's resisting. Okay. >> Um the groceries that you got, you pay it with Apple Pay. So, they can't refund it back because it's Apple Pay. So, do you want him to go out and get the groceries, too? >> Are you good with getting that? Okay. So, I want to get for the groceries she had. They're going to gather up the items again, and then I'll make sure you get it. Okay. In the end, the suspect was charged with petty theft and resisting arrest without violence. Think they'll be back at it again? 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